Relationship between Body Mass Index, Age and Hypoxemia in Patients with Extremely Severe Obesity Undergoing Bariatric Surgery

F. LUMACHI; B. MARZANO; G. FANTI; S.M.M. BASSO; F. MAZZA; G.B. CHIARA

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Relationship between Body Mass Index, Age and Hypoxemia in Patients with Extremely Severe Obesity Undergoing Bariatric Surgery

F. LUMACHI, B. MARZANO, G. FANTI, S.M.M. BASSO, F. MAZZA and G.B. CHIARA

In Vivo September 2010, 24 (5) 775-777;

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Relationship between Body Mass Index, Age and Hypoxemia in Patients with Extremely Severe Obesity Undergoing Bariatric Surgery

F. LUMACHI, B. MARZANO, G. FANTI, S.M.M. BASSO, F. MAZZA, G.B. CHIARA

In Vivo Sep 2010, 24 (5) 775-777;

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Relationship between Body Mass Index, Age and Hypoxemia in Patients with Extremely Severe Obesity Undergoing Bariatric Surgery

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In Vivo Sep 2010, 24 (5) 775-777;

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